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How to park a heavy motorcycle

Discussion in 'Pull up a chair and sit for a spell' started by FLHTbiker, Apr 4, 2015.

  1. FLHTbiker

    FLHTbiker Moderator Staff Member

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    Ever wonder how to park a big motorcycle and be able to turn it around in a small space.

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    I use something like that called a Cycle Slider...It is great...Slide it right up against the wall...
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    Its not listed on the Harbor Freight Website.
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    This thing is just way too bulky for my taste. Great idea though.
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  9. FLHTbiker

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    Bulky :rolleyes:
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    marc that link doesn't show that yellow one. It does show the red one which I have. Both bike wheels go on the red one. It's hard to roll around with all the bikes weight. The yellow one looks a lot easier since only the rear wheel weight is carried.


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    Just more junk to get in the way.
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    The Harbor Frieght Haul Master that Lucifer has a link to looks like the casters are heavier duty.
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    That's the one I have..


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